CategoriesInside GS-F UkraineOn 24 February 2026, the GS-Foundation (GSF) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Ministry of Social Policy, Family and Unity of Ukraine in Berlin, at the premises of the future Community Hub.
CategoriesMoldovaThe Mobile Police Stations for the General Police Inspectorate (GPI) of the Republic of Moldova have successfully completed final technical and contractual acceptance, marking a significant milestone in the project’s implementation.
CategoriesInside GS-F MoldovaOn Tuesday, 10 February, we had the opportunity to attend a local Security Council / Community Policing meeting in Geamăna, in the Anenii Noi district of the Republic of Moldova, together with German Police Expert Martin Mehlhorn.
CategoriesNigeriaOn 27 January 2026, the Nigeria Police Force (NPF) formally validated and endorsed the revised Gender-Responsive Policing and Community Engagement (GRPCE) Training Manual and Workbook during a one-day national validation workshop in Abuja.
CategoriesNigeriaAs part of the Pilot Community Engagement Project in Garki, implemented with UNDP and funded by the German Federal Foreign Office, the GS-Foundation handed over equipment to the FCT Command in Abuja.
CategoriesMoldovaEffective responses to domestic violence depend not only on laws and policies, but on how institutions interact in practice. Understanding these dynamics is the objective of the domestic violence mapping launched by the GS-Foundation under EQUALFORCE II, commissioned by the German Federal Foreign Office (GFFO).
CategoriesMoldovaMoldova’s internal affairs sector is moving from crisis management towards long-term institutional resilience.
This transition framed the Together4Home Affairs Council meeting held on 21 January 2026 at the Stefan cel Mare Academy of the Ministry of Internal Affairs in Chișinău.
CategoriesMoldovaEnhancing forensic laboratory capacities is a key element of effective criminal investigations and well-functioning justice systems.
CategoriesMoldovaTwo weeks ago today, a professional programme began in Berlin that addressed a key question: How can professional police communication succeed including under public pressure? Twelve police press officers from the Republic of Moldova came to the German capital for several days to discuss this issue
CategoriesMoldovaEnsuring access to public safety services should not depend on geography. Yet in many rural and remote areas of the Republic of Moldova, limited infrastructure has long made regular police presence a challenge.
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